Name: iphoneActivityIndicatorStart

Type: command

Syntax: iphoneActivityIndicatorStart [<type>] [, <xposition>, <yposition>]

Summary:
Displays an animated activity indicator on the screen

Introduced: 5.0.1

OS: ios

Platforms: mobile

Example:
iphoneActivityIndicatorStart

Example:
iphoneActivityIndicatorStart "gray"

Example:
iphoneActivityIndicatorStart "whiteLarge", 100, 100

Parameters:
type (enum):
Specifies the type of animation that is to be displayed. The default is
"white". 

-   "gray": displays a small gray spoked animation
-   "white": displays a small white spoked animation
-   "whiteLarge": displays a large white spoked animation


xposition:
Specifies the horizontal position on the screen at which the animation
should be displayed.

yposition:
Specifies the vertical position on the screen at which the animation
should be displayed.

Description:
The activity indicator displays an animated indicator on the screen.

Use the <iphoneActivityIndicatorStart> command to display a native iOS
activity indicator on the top of the LiveCode stack that is running.

The <iphoneActivityIndicatorStart> command allows you to select from
three types of animation and position the animation at a defined
location on the screen. If a location is not specified, then the
animation is positioned in the middle of the screen. You can turn the
activity indicator off by calling <iphoneActivityIndicatorStop>.

While this busy indicator is displayed, user input continues to be
accepted. This is different to the behavior from the indicator 
displayed by <mobileBusyIndicatorStart>.

References: iphoneActivityIndicatorStop (command),
mobileBusyIndicatorStart (command)

